I think there is a plugin for bulk backups (by Justin Hunt?) though it might not be in the plugins database. Also you could try using the upload courses feature to duplicate existing courses in bulk.
In that case, you specified the MySQL root user, so the password belonging to MySQL root. Note that this is different to the sudo password or server root password. Alternatively, you can use the username and password as defined in config.php. you don't actually need root permissions to take a dump, usually.
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How to install and configure Moodle archive system using moodle 4.1 and mysql 8 for previous semester
I think there is a plugin for bulk backups (by Justin Hunt?) though it might not be in the plugins database. Also you could try using the upload courses feature to duplicate existing courses in bulk.
for this command "mysqldump -u root -p open > open_backup.sql" open is database name, which password should I use?
In that case, you specified the MySQL root user, so the password belonging to MySQL root. Note that this is different to the sudo password or server root password.
Alternatively, you can use the username and password as defined in config.php. you don't actually need root permissions to take a dump, usually.
@Wise-Cat Thanks!